Wolff: New technical directive will add intrigue
Mercedes CEO Toto Wolff spoke about the challenges facing the team at the upcoming Spanish Grand Prix.
Toto Wolff: "We are looking forward to returning to Barcelona this weekend. The car is undergoing full-fledged tests on this track, as there are slow, medium, and fast turns. The team will be able to evaluate the latest updates and positions relative to the rivals at the beginning of the second third of the season.
There are 16 races to be held, and there is still a long way to go. The team continues to attack to make the car faster. An updated technical directive related to the front wing will come into effect this weekend, which will add to the intrigue.
We are focused on our own tasks and we want to take advantage of the opportunity to perform better than in the last two races."
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